SalinAwit

Welcome to SalinAwit!

Salin. To pass on.

To continue a legacy our ancestors set.

In a country where access to quality music education often depends on privilege, SalinAwit was born from a dream: that every Filipino child deserves to feel the magic of music — not just hear it, but understand it, connect with it, and create it.

This is an organization with big dreams. Our goal is to help music enthusiasts like you find your way in music, no matter where you live, no matter your financial capacity. Your home is here, and it's time to share your melodies with the rest of the world.

This is more than a project — it's a movement. A passing on of rhythm, of language, of opportunity. Because music shouldn’t be a luxury. It should be a right.

SalinAwit. Passing on melodies. Passing on hope.

Our Mission

A lot of kids across the Philippines don’t get proper access to quality music education. Maybe you’ve been stuck in a class, listening to your teachers go on and on and on about music theory without even touching an instrument. That’s where SalinAwit comes in.

We’re here to help you unlock your musical side—to feel the joy, the confidence, the magic that music can bring. Whether you’re picking up an instrument for the first time or just want to vibe and grow, SalinAwit gives you that chance.

Because music shouldn’t be boring or out of reach. It should be yours.

Our Vision

In a world full of confusion, full of stress, full of everything chaotic that's going on, we sometimes miss the taste of joy. Of peace. Of unity.

We imagine a world where music education isn’t just for the lucky few—but for every child with a beat in their heart and a story to tell.

Our vision is to create welcoming spaces where young people—no matter their background—can explore music freely, express themselves honestly, and grow confidently. With SalinAwit, music becomes more than a subject. It becomes a friend, a lifeline, a spark.

We believe in the power of community, creativity, and rhythm to shape futures. And we’re here to make sure no child is ever told their voice is too small, their dream too loud, or their song not worth singing.

Start making music!

Piano

Ms. Yen Casianan, a Sounds Kradle piano teacher, believes that keyboard playing is the basis of music theory. Not only it's the basic application, but learning piano instills discipline and proper work ethics. So, if you're feeling angsty, hit up that piano and start playing!

Guitar

So, your crush plays guitar? Cute.

But here's a thought - what if you pick up that guitar and make their hearts skip a beat?

And it's not just the acoustic guitar that's there to learn. There's the electric, classical, and the lil' ukulele!

Ready to get them? Play the guitar now.

Violin

Did you know that violins are the hearts of the orchestra, often providing harmonies and beauty to the piece?

They don't stand out, but they don't hide away from the music.

If you're that type of person, time to learn the violin.

Vocals

Ever tired of your familiy telling you to stop singing because you sound like a duck?

From experience, belting out loud, no matter how bad your voice it, helps release stress. It's like letting go off your day and keeping yourself grounded, if you know what I mean.

So, it's time to release your inner voice and atttend your first voice class.

Flute

An instrument that sounds like the soft humming of birds, used in soft lyrical pieces, the flute is an underrated instrument to learn.

Let the flute sing the soulful melodies for you. Learn now, and soothe your relatives next family gathering with the flute.

Drums/Percussions

Feeling rock-and-roll, or feeling like you want to want to hit some hard songs before starting work again? This is where the drums come in, and it's not just hitting the right things, it's about keeping your tempo while having a blast. So, if you want to hit the beat, pick up some drumsticks and start learning!

Clarinet

Sentimental? This is your instrument.

With a piercing cry, the clarinet can deliver melodies that can fit whatever your heart needs. Not only that, it can produce warm, comical-sounding notes with its bright arpeggios. The clarinet can bring joy to your day while keep your emotions in check. Feeling bipolar? Learn the clarinet now.

Trumpet

Wanna be heard? Start with the trumpet.

Some instruments whisper. This doesn't. It shines. It soars. It sings "I'm here" and the whole room listens.

Whether you're hyping up a crowd, leading a marching band, or just vibing solo to jazz music in your room, the trumpet gives you the power to speak through sound - loud, proud and full of fire.

So if you got something to say... blow your heart into it.

Learn with other enthusiasts like you!

One on one music lessons

Our one on one music lessons are highly recommended for absolute begineers. Sign up here, pick a time and start learning! Here, you can choose if you prefer online or face-to-face private lessons, depending on the availability of your area.

Group classes

Group classes are for students with some experience. These often happen in private areas and we recommend enrolling into a group class after your first 10 sessions!

Public group classes

This is announced in SalinAwit's social media pages and will be hosted in open areas. Public lessons are a surprise, ranging from an instrument focused to sectionals to orchestra sessions and will be hosted by professional teachers.

Teacher Training

Do you want to be part of the SalinAwit teaching community? Huwag kang mahiya! SalinAwit has a spot for enthusiasts like you. With us, you can enjoy training from professionals on your chosen instruments to be a better teacher everyday! Apply here to become a teacher!

Small note: We strongly encourage you to donate your secondhand and extra instruments! Just contact us through <email> and we'll reach out to you as soon as possible to pick up your instruments. These will go to the Elementary schools in secluded areas and our partners in the Philippines.

So what? Don't stop now and start making music! It's not just for you, it's for everyone else, too.

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